Sentence examples for would be to seize from inspiring English sources

"It shows just how easy it would be to seize power in Germany," he wrote after a 1945 visit to a U-boat building yard.

A courageous action would be to seize the opportunity to base our entire system on the development of renewable energy.I believe that, even in the automotive field, public authorities can play an important role in building the future.

In an interview with The Huffington Post's Michael Calderone just after being named the new editor, Abramson said that the job was "an honor of my life," and that her role would be to "seize the future and help make the right calls on how to get there".

Mr. Stern said the bill in the Senate is vague about how such creditors would be treated if the government were to seize and dismantle a failing bank.

In that event, he said, government officials would be to blame for ruining his business, seizing and selling his worldly goods, putting him in jail and, perhaps most significant to a marketer for whom believability is everything, diminishing his reputation "from one that was known for good to that of a mastermind of a $300 million fraud".

One middle-ground option would be to give regulators the authority to split up a big bank that began to have problems well before it would need to be seized.

In 1477, William Caxton wrote of the hero Jason that his reward would be to "be seased [seized] with the noble fliese [fleece] of gold".

The news media would also need government approval to operate and the authorities would be allowed to seize and ban publications at their discretion.

But he was skeptical about whether most Chinese companies would be able to seize the opportunities that were likely to crop up in the coming year.

In other developments today, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said in an interview that it would be difficult to seize Yasir Arafat without harming him, and that American objections to such action would have to be taken into account.

Ukraine's interim president, Oleksandr Turchynov, said on Thursday "all necessary measures" would be taken to seize back government buildings in Simferopol, according to the Interfax news agency.